Not a lot of men take the time to think about the experience of an infant. Special stuff.
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Follow Qiaochu; he's also trying to figure out how we're going so far astray in the way we treat children and other adults. Brilliant guy, struggling to figure out how we kick the legs out from under this institutional monsterhttps://twitter.com/QiaochuYuan/status/1203575458752630786 …
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Agree so so much.
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If we could design a Mr Rogers for the 21st century, what would that look like?
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I really enjoy the vast majority of your work and thoughts, but disagree with this sentiment. Fostering Independence and helping your child learn the skill of how to go to sleep by him/herself is important. There is definitely a fine line between Independence and neglect, but 1/2
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sleep training imho falls on the side of a + overall - I do believe it's a deeply personal choice, but especially for new parents trying to navigate the shame/guilt of choosing between sleep training or cosleeping - there are huge second level benefits to having rested parents
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